Zoltan Bathory

I keep trying to imagine what it's like to like stand there. It's called the emulation. That's the name of the picture. The emulation. Yeah. And again, right there, you see something that humanly should not be possible. So right there, this picture should trigger you and start you on a path that I need to know this. This is absolute control. This is when your mind has full control.

I keep trying to imagine what it's like to like stand there. It's called the emulation. That's the name of the picture. The emulation. Yeah. And again, right there, you see something that humanly should not be possible. So right there, this picture should trigger you and start you on a path that I need to know this. This is absolute control. This is when your mind has full control.

And that is the point of meditation. That is the point of the whole path that you attain that power. When you have this incredible computer in your head

And that is the point of meditation. That is the point of the whole path that you attain that power. When you have this incredible computer in your head

And that is the point of meditation. That is the point of the whole path that you attain that power. When you have this incredible computer in your head

It could be a movie or there were a couple of more. I thought he did it to himself on the original one. He did, yeah. Yeah, yeah. I mean, his students were there. Right, right. Oh, those were his students? Yeah, around him, yes.

It could be a movie or there were a couple of more. I thought he did it to himself on the original one. He did, yeah. Yeah, yeah. I mean, his students were there. Right, right. Oh, those were his students? Yeah, around him, yes.

It could be a movie or there were a couple of more. I thought he did it to himself on the original one. He did, yeah. Yeah, yeah. I mean, his students were there. Right, right. Oh, those were his students? Yeah, around him, yes.

Yeah. So, you know, ultimately the point of meditation that you have this, this train of thought completely uncultivated running free. Right. And there's this idea of mindfulness. If you at all time, you're completely conscious of what your mind is doing. Think about it. You drive home. and I ask you, like, what did you see on the way home? What roads you took? I probably don't remember.

Yeah. So, you know, ultimately the point of meditation that you have this, this train of thought completely uncultivated running free. Right. And there's this idea of mindfulness. If you at all time, you're completely conscious of what your mind is doing. Think about it. You drive home. and I ask you, like, what did you see on the way home? What roads you took? I probably don't remember.

Yeah. So, you know, ultimately the point of meditation that you have this, this train of thought completely uncultivated running free. Right. And there's this idea of mindfulness. If you at all time, you're completely conscious of what your mind is doing. Think about it. You drive home. and I ask you, like, what did you see on the way home? What roads you took? I probably don't remember.

You just autopilot home, right? So that means, like, that's a simple proof of you were, like, took your half an hour, let's say, to drive home. For a half an hour, you were not completely conscious of where your mind was and what it was doing. Or you're saying, like, hey, you know what? This idea popped in my mind. Well... It didn't just pop in your mind. Something triggered that idea.

You just autopilot home, right? So that means, like, that's a simple proof of you were, like, took your half an hour, let's say, to drive home. For a half an hour, you were not completely conscious of where your mind was and what it was doing. Or you're saying, like, hey, you know what? This idea popped in my mind. Well... It didn't just pop in your mind. Something triggered that idea.

You just autopilot home, right? So that means, like, that's a simple proof of you were, like, took your half an hour, let's say, to drive home. For a half an hour, you were not completely conscious of where your mind was and what it was doing. Or you're saying, like, hey, you know what? This idea popped in my mind. Well... It didn't just pop in your mind. Something triggered that idea.

You saw something, something triggered it. And before this idea popped in your mind, your mind was doing something else. And you're not aware of what it was doing. So the ultimate way of existence is that you're at all times completely and fully aware of what your mind is doing and thinking, and you're in control of that. Can you be depressed if you're in control? No.

You saw something, something triggered it. And before this idea popped in your mind, your mind was doing something else. And you're not aware of what it was doing. So the ultimate way of existence is that you're at all times completely and fully aware of what your mind is doing and thinking, and you're in control of that. Can you be depressed if you're in control? No.

You saw something, something triggered it. And before this idea popped in your mind, your mind was doing something else. And you're not aware of what it was doing. So the ultimate way of existence is that you're at all times completely and fully aware of what your mind is doing and thinking, and you're in control of that. Can you be depressed if you're in control? No.

Can you have a suicidal thought? No. No. Can you have crazy thoughts? No, you're in control. And so we are not fully in control with our mind. And so the point of that meditation and what this Thich Nhat Hanh achieved is that absolute control. Wow. Wow. So that picture right there has so many things in there. It's like a fractal. Yeah, there's so many things in there.

Can you have a suicidal thought? No. No. Can you have crazy thoughts? No, you're in control. And so we are not fully in control with our mind. And so the point of that meditation and what this Thich Nhat Hanh achieved is that absolute control. Wow. Wow. So that picture right there has so many things in there. It's like a fractal. Yeah, there's so many things in there.

Can you have a suicidal thought? No. No. Can you have crazy thoughts? No, you're in control. And so we are not fully in control with our mind. And so the point of that meditation and what this Thich Nhat Hanh achieved is that absolute control. Wow. Wow. So that picture right there has so many things in there. It's like a fractal. Yeah, there's so many things in there.